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Z Dueklen's Arnica SGive,

j The best salve in the world ior cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corna, and all akin eruptions, and poui.
lively cnyes pilss, CT no pay required. It
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisisction,
or money refunded. Price Is cent? mi
box. For sale by Logan 1 %, IA,
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D: A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with seryere cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem
edies without benefit. . Being induced
to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did 80 and was entirely cured
by use oil few bottles. Since which time
no has used 1t in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experince OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan s Co.'s Drug
Store. 4, e.; .f.- {. IS
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Liver, Blood, and LUNGS.
Horld's Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main ST., BUFFALO, N. Z,


Ncris will win and receive public recognition md
praise Facts. which arr tho outcome OF general OK.
perIencc. growing through years OF critical and
practical test, become rs rooted md inimoynblc rs
tho rock Of Gibraltar In public opinion and hence
forth need no further guarantee as to their gcnu.
iaeneSs Tho lndIspuiablo fact that swifts Specific
10 tho best blood purifier In tho world one OF these
inmovabc Gibraltar rock facts OF which we hayo
spokcn, md every days experience roots this con.
class Of our people Iii, America mud In Europe,
every trnlc. calling md profession. Including tho
medical profession, havo lJOeno voluntary tcsti.
mony 10 tho remarkable virtues OF S. s. s. and
ia Infalllble efficacy III curing nil diseases OF tho
blood These testimonials nrc OH Mo by the thou
sands md open to tho inspection OF ALL Now come,
unsolicited, Two distinguished members OF the thcnt
r,ea! profession. WHO gratefully testify Tho wonder
fui curative qualities OF tho Specific In their !ndt-
vdunl cases. Their testimonials AFRO herewith sub.
mltted to tho public without further commcnt-lct
them speak for themselves. Tho lady Is member OF
the famous Thalin Theatre Company, OF New York.
Inhay. and or Acfickcrsst Company. OF Chicago.
Inv EGntiennn j. . well known member OF tho New
YORK ITALIA Theatre Company. Doth Arc well known
III theatrical circles In this country and III Europe.
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Tho Skin can be Ikont Soft. White,

and free from faint Of perspiration by
adding Darbys Prophylactic Fluid 10 the
water used in bathing. It removes all OF.
iensiye smell IRON the feet or any part OF
the body. Used as o tooth.wanh 1t will
harden the gums, preserve the teeth, cure
the tooth.ache and make the breath pure
and sweet. Cures chatting and in Stamina.
ton, Piles, scald Feet, Corns. etc. Mwr4w
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, July 23-Cattle- Receipts loo head
market nominally steady: shipplng steers So lou
50; stockers and feeders 81 4oa3 co.: cows, pulls
and mixed 81 2as %; Texas cattle 81 9aas 80. Hogs
Receipts 5000 head: Shipments 1900 head;
market strong; rough and mixed IS 0oa5 IS; pack.
Ing and shipping IS 2oa5 10: light Is As; skip,
stlea5 co. sheep Receipts 1900 head shipments
zoo head; market steady: natives 81 a5aA 20; west
cru s. 59a5 Us; Texans s. 75a3 50; lambs IS 70. s
EAsr Liberty, July %. - Cattle-ReceIrts as
head: Ehipments AIS head; market nothing doing;
oil through cons!gnments. Hogs-Receipts 1.5OC
head; shipments 900 head; market firm; Phila
delphias s. to45 IS: Workers s. bDa5 IS: common
aud light IS SOFAS 40. Sheep-Reccpts 2400 head
shipments $50 head; market fair at yesterdays
prices. = ;;i!g,4-ss7- 5sGa
C1sc1sNATI,0., July 23-Hogs steady: common
and light 81 4oa5 80; packing aud butchers IS 10a
S 10; receipts 1,1cG head: shipments sou head.
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THE METAL MARKETS.

Tho Eastern pig.iron mNrkots sre about
as last reported. Tho ending Of the coke
strike has bsen expected to make some
difference to furuaces depending on
coke for fuel. Tho furnaces in the L.
high, schuylkill, and suequehanna Val
leys were somewhGt affected by the want
OF coke, but not to the extent that those
in Allegheny county and the Shenanso
are. A large number OF furnaces in the
former district use mixture Of anthracite
and coke fuel, and in case Of necessity can
run on anthracite alone, while in tho lot.
ter districts many Of the furnaces were
compelled to stop running when the sup-
ply Of coke failed Totals from the COM
pilations Of production OF domestic iron
and steel by the American Iron and Steel
Association are given in tbia isaue. At
Cincinnati saleg have been made at prlCes
averaging fifty cents higher, taking all
grades together. Orders have been heavy
and inquiries are coming in literally. Bar
iron and nails show no changee. Steal
rails continue firm. Imports Of iron and
steel continue to sttract attention, those
for six months from the United Kingdom
aggregating 30S.47S tons in excess Of si1
months in 1886, when the total received
was but $751; S5 tons. SS5
Tho situation Of nails at Philadelphia
has undergone no change. The demand
Is fairly sctive, hut chiefly for email lots.
At St. Louis low grade pig-iron Is scarce,
and Tor all grades there Is a good, steady
demand with values gradually strength.
eniug. Merchant iron il armer and tends
upwards, and with unusually satisfactory
sales for this time Of the year. Values
average 81 per ton higher than at the
same time In June, % l5,.1g :
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Cotton.

Egw York, July 23-Cotton futures quiet aud
steady; upands lU3hlc: Orleans l0Hc; futures
her $3.50: October 0.46c: November $3.50: January
0.42c: February 9.42c; March 9.55c; May 9.6sc.
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FACULTY..

Department OF Elocution and English Language,
conducted by Mas. N. SrEvESS HART, Principal
Of the Washington School OF Elocution and EaE-
lsh Language" Washington. D. Q. M Z
Department Of French, conducted BY PgoF. @.
FoNTAlNE Professor Of Fronch In tho Washing.
ton High School, Warrington, d. q. - ssiEI$
Department OF German, conducted by PRor. A.
": sPANH0OfD, Professor OF German ut st. Paul's
School. Concord. N, II. y * 3 81 a 3!,i
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Charlotte Rnudow's Testimony,

~ -T1-T- We" TURK, 1lty . 1871,
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga. T. 2 'Ssa AZ
Gcntlemcn-lIav!ns been annoyed with nlmples,
crptlons and ronghneas Of tho skin, from bad con.
nill6n or my blood, for moro than year, used d
leGulLg preparation or SlrBaparllla and other ntvor.
tlsetl remedies 10 no effect Then consulted prom
lnent physician. md from his treatment received
no benefit then concluded 10 try tho s. s. s. rem,
coy Tor tho blood, and ilvo or six packages by n
thorough eradication OF my trouble md restoring
snopthness to my skin, hnvc made mo happy, antl
cheeItuliy give you this testimonial for such usu
Ruu publicity Us you wish to make OF 1t, lIT 80
.a]sgE .NGr --slsE ta-- CHARLOTTE RAINBOW, Fl,
a1lFrs 49, lg-t W powcry, near Canal Street,
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PHYSICIANS prescribe Dr.. J. q. Nc
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm, in it they
find no trace OF opium or morphia, while
It's efficacy in curing all throat or lung dis
eases is wonderful. rs cents bottle. DIV
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Cheap Sunday Ezeursions on Ohio Rive,

Commencing June z. tho Ohio River
sai.Soat will sail excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville snd return at the low rate
Of 81 50; Wheeling to Parkersburg end
return, s. %. Tickets good ono day only.
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DO you feel dull. langilid, low-spiritcd, life
less, and indcscrlbnbly miserable, both DhysI-
cnlly nnd mentally; experience u gGtiso Of
iiillness or blo4tlns after eating, or Of "gonc-
ness. or emptiness OF stomach in tho morn.
Ing, tongue coatcd. bitter or bnd tasto il,
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cyrsight, "ilOnting spGcks"
before the eyes. nervous prostitution or OK.
hn'istion. trritaDllity OF temper. hot illshcs,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
iect, drowslnCss after meals. wukcfulncss, or
disturbed mud unrofrcshIng sleep, cons,I,nt,
indcscrbabo feeling OF drcad, Or Of impend.
Ing Cnlafnlty2 ... ..a7 20 Is. = - s
q these SYMPTOMS, you. arc suffering from
TINT most common Of American mnlndlcs-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, nssocjatcd
with Dyspepsin, Or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your. diseaso Inns become, tho
greater tho number, ind diversity Of symp-
toms: No matter what Rtnge 1t lias reached,
Or. PicrcO's Golden Medical discovery
VIII subdno It, II takcn according to drcc-
tons for reasonable length OF tiino. II not
cured, complications multiply mud Cons,,lnIl-
Ion or the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
mniadics nrc quito liable to set In and, sooner
Or ntcr. induce II fatal termination.
pr, Plcrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
eOSery nets powerfully upon the Liver, and
through tlat great blood purifying Org1lr,
oleallses tho system OF all blQpdtaints md i'm
equally cllicncious In nctins upon tho KID
ncys, and other eXcrctory 0rgIlus, cleansing
strengthening, and healing their diseases. As
mn appctlzlng, restorative tonic, 1t PROMOTES
digestion ind nutrition, thereby building IN
both ,Icsh md strength. In mnlarlnl dlstricts
THIS, wonderful medicine hns gained great
celebrity In curing Foyer md Aguc. Chills aud
Foyer, Dumb AgliO. and Kindred diseases H.
Or. Picrce's Golden Wcdicnl Dis.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money md stoch
H--tL -s=- -a- NnrketH H. -l.,L-4 Lii .-L-. NJ

NEW ioRK, July 2s-Money on call easy at {
per cent. Primo mercantile paper 5xa6 per cent
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged. 7
An unusually large number Of brokers were
absent from the hoard room to-day, and The trans
actions were small for Saturday butlness The
tntai number OF shares sold for tho day was only
g.5o3, The extreme fluctuations IN but Two ease,
exceeded per cent, and tho final CHANCES arc FOL
INSIGNIFICANT ftactons only, except fu wheeting 4
Lake Erie, which. after thu opening was down n
per cent. declined n per cent. further. Most 81
The Railroad bond market was equally as unIn.
tcresing as trading In shares Sales sli2,OC0.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
ktate bonds neglected. -
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II shall DO with you in spirit" as the
ear Of corn ssid to the whisky flask.
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new YORK. July 23.-The market was very quiet
as usual on Saturday. both the temperature and
moisture OF tho atmosphere being autag0nis!ic to
activity by man or beast, 1s.l,l5l : 3T.E.7 :
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When it comes TO political suicide, the
pen is mightier than dozen swords. 7gF
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Hugo IInsslcrrs Testimony,
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga.
Gcnttcnen-For two years had a severe case Of
cczenn. used tar soaps. sulphur soaps, mud various
other remedies, and was prescribed for by numbers
or physicans but found no relief, At last Ieter.
mined to try tho s. s. $. remedy and seven or eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me- and YOU can
use thls certificate In any manner you wish. !, -
-.lll5 Is ayas2 slfs{s . o. HUGO IIASSkknI y,
. Member OF ITALIA Tlcatso
New York. May ., 1851. ggll4G.,- y" - -
Treatise on Dlood and Skin Diseases mailed fra.
TIE SWIFT Specific Co., n +..
q ~ Drawer 0, Atlanta On.
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SUMMER SCHOOL /!
Mountain Lake Park /!
GARRETT COUNTY, MD,
Summit Of the Alleghauies. 4
ADVANTAGES
"Hold the Mirror up 70 Naturo.n
ELoCuTlON.

Tho culture aud DEVELOPMENT Of tho voice Tor
conversation, reading. public address or singing. :.
Hyn,s, and In reading shasesptarc. l.2sf :Iss1EI
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat
form speakers generally to learn how TO uso their
voices without discomfort or Injury "a
"a Ehos. course in English Literature, with special
direction for cour,e OF reading III English
classics, that may be pursued during tho year. Z.
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Adams E1prcss......15 Northern PaclGo... AK
American E1preS..l0s do preferred. ....,... 601
Canada SOUTHERN, eG1k Chicago a N, W'...llGI
Central Pacihc....... 81 do preferred '..i4sT
Chesapeake d Ohio. GLSew York Central. 1857
do Grst preferred. II lOhio d MIsBIssIppI... 26E
do seconds......... NJ do preferred ,..... IS :
G., G., q. q I........, 651Spacilc Mail,...... a
Denver h B. G..... 2pitnburgh,,,,,, .155k
- 81 Heading M
. DO preferrcd....... 70 st. L. d 8. F.....,,., 8SI
Fort ne............ltO DO preferred ...... ri
KANSAS i TexaG,.,,. 27%' do frst prcferred. tfI :
Lake Erie & West... S0lSSC. ". 4 81. Paul.. S6k
Lake shore....,,...... 6i do preferred ,,.....l2l
Louisville d NASH, 6lLtTexrs d Pacific nv
L., N. A. 4 C.....,. e. Uniou Pacific. .."..... h5N
Mem. II Chas.. Is limited States Ex.... 60
Michigan Centrai,,. Sc w., 81, L, d P......". liz
Missouri Paciflc... ,lt2h do p1eferre6 ..... Al .
Eash; q Chat S01 Wells.Fargo Ex......l2S
New Jersey Central 7EWestern Union ,.,., 76k
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Take, 0 take. those lips away" 80 she
said; but she. didn't meant it.-N. Y
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A Course OF Lectures will DO given In each do.
rsrtmcnt, which will be free to The students Of the
Eohool. hig g fls- ST 5 gtlI
Special rates offered 10 clubs OF not less than q
studeuls. l5 = 49, -
liotelS and Boarding Houses make special terms
tor memoirs 10 tho school. x. 5ig lA q
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n.S' Hcoupon..."l2754M. K. d 7. gen. 6s.... o51t
y. ?. " COUPON w. Northern pac hrst4.ll5
racing " o. 95,.....l2a North. pac. seconds la51
LOUISIANA stamp. H.. &A|Eolthwcst consola.l4Ot
MISSOURI 6s............ 100 n. W.debcntures6s l07l
Tenn. GsscttlemGnts.l07 1T. Paul consos. .,..l27L
100 6S..........-.".. l02LSt p, q. & P, tln,sllO
=, 10 @,.."::;..:.". fex.& Pac. land gr's. 49,,
central Pacific assss..lH Tex. d Paa. K. q. OF.
y. T. u hrsM"....le0Al ira couponR......,. u
D. d r. Q. West hsA rs Union Pac. tirss,,,, liIt,
Krio hecouds......... Weat Shore 1Olsi
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EDUCATIONAL.

DEAVER COLLEGE-THE $50 YEAR
ID OF this most excellent School Tor Young La.
s,Ia,Sd biz superiority NJ an educator. The now
bowllng alley will 10 ready for the Fall Term.
tel ApaF %. .-.. "'1-.#. I. .... Z. 10.
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To learn to become ''kickern become
q politician or 80 to school with q mule,
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~ "aIy Only FNmlly Mtllcino."
~ have been n user OF Simmons Liver Regulate,
for many years, having insde 10 my own Family
Medicine. II isR nutr. good and reliable nCdi.
cline, My mother before mt was very partial 10 il,
ind tho Regulator worry safe. harmless and relin.
bio ~ Family Medicine. and have used II for any
disorder o. tho tyhten aud ionnd Il 10 act like 4
provo great preventive oil sickness. have oitNn
recommended II 10 my. friends and shall contlnho
10 do No. Rcy. J. n. RoLiISs, Pastor ii. 4,
Church, sonth Faitled VI. To J, II ZeIlin & TO-,
tor. ~ a4.iFa . s,Ar cav -EEHr jci.Nwrtw
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CLEvELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
" hOAD.I,Under schedule In effect MAY q.
;ss3, s,a a1 leave bridgeport, Central Standard
im qo F0t fR a ana Cleveland, $40 a. IN,
VILE, 4:l2 .. N. For Rleubenvillc, $3.50 q, n. For
IIa.ns arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a.! NJ, 1913,
y s;S D. NJ 6:ia p. NJ, 1854 p. M, and 7:sS p M
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FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Natural methods Of instruction. BY which pupils
who arc willing TO apply themselves may obtain In
short course correct pronunciation ard degree
oil iucncy both In reading and In conversation. r,J
Opportunity Tor conversation daily, especially at
table. Thisiuynishes not only superior advant.
age 10 teachers, but also 10 those contemplating
European travel. IA. &. s. : i5REatsEEEtI'7.
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MEDICAL.
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
",Iy onl, Family Medicine. y

10 Household should be Without II,
unL. by belug fcpt ready for immediate use. will
kaye many hl hoht Of suffering and many dollar
In tltnD mud tinatnfxt hills f,f.-H
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Q!Ihe :Q,ttdlifQtnr1.
CnlCAGO's REDS.

Once, Nos.So and OF Fourteenth Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03
THE FINE LINES.

"Dain't no use'n me foolin' roun' wid white folks no longer, fur it's predesternated rum de foun'ation O de worp dat ken git erlaung widout 'em."
 "What's the mttter now, Phil?"
 wy, sah, it hab jes' come ter my mine plain dat de white folks ain't got it in da hearts ter treat CT cullud man wid 'sideration."
 "What new proof have you that the white folks are ill-disposed towards the negroes?"
 "Pd like ter know whut new proof CT man wants, when de ole proof Is still in its prime, but ef yer wants CT new proof, I ken gin it ter yer. My wife has been cookiR at Squar Wat sons house Wall, sab, da 'buzed her 60 yistidy ebeniR dat I natter take her erway rum dar."
 "WhAt did they do to herr"
 "Oh, d. hut her feeiin's am com- plexion shameful, nh-pizenous."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03
UNPUBLISHED LETTERS.

Colonel George Sabbcrly, the iiter- ary man of Dry Fork, writes AS fol- lows to the editor of Scribne,'s Maga- zine.
 My DEAR SIR: sec that you have lately printed lot of hitherto un- published letters written by an Eng lishman or Frcnchman or Irishman whose name ] dun forgit. 1 know, though, that he is foreigner, and l may say, before I jog along any farther, that It Is plum amusing to sas for eigners try to write. Why, they mout know if they was to stop an reason a little while with the case that they never can keep up the lick with Amer ican citizens. Now, what I want to write to you about is nothing shorter than this here: If it has got to bc the thing to print letters that fellers wrote to women, wy, want to tell you that stand in with the deal. Of all the letter writers you ever had anything to do with, reckon that am little bit the peartest and when it comes to writing to women, I do know that can fairly trot where other fellers couldn't more'n hobble along. am letter writer of the old school; do you hear me? will send you, the next time the mail leaves our place, a lot of letters that wrote to my wife before we was married. It was the mail boys intention to leave tomorrow, but as his horses back Is sorter sore, reckon he'll have to wait till it gifts well, which may be the latter part of next week, although we are bathing 1t with salt and water, which is very good If the trouble hain't been allowed to run on too long, which is mighty often the case. l send this letter to the railroad sta- ton by a trifiing sort of fellow named Moee Hoskins, and if you don't receive 1t, why, you may know that Nose got drunk and lost it. These letters that l speak about was all written when I was powerful in love, and you know when feiler is afflicted that way he can write mighty interesting. If T wanted docyment wrote up strong would look for . feller that's in love and git him to do the work. You can see that the more in love I git the more powerful I write. The letters
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PRICE, 6 CENTS.

them, It might bc good idea to havea picture ot man with "A scum of despair over his countcMnCe out In the woods wallowing with the wild hogs, and another picture of a skcerNi feller laying on tho ground and mo dragging oight-toot saw across him. If Mosc gifts drunk and loses this, lot me know, and l will write again.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03

my leader-wrltlng ability. The next day Nolan brought in few adver- tisements. An, the ripened fruit had already begun to fall.
 By the way" said Nolan, as he seated himself on corner of my ta- ble, "I have got great scheme on hand"
 "Glad of it," rapturously replied. "What is it?"
 "A number of our most prominent men have boned me to run for sheriff."
 "But will it not take up too much of your timer"
 "Why, no. You sec, can be elected as easily as falling of log, and then, as sheriff, can flood our paper with legal advertisements"
 "Nolan, you are remarkable man. {"
 "You just wait"
 wrote editorials in his behalf and even lett my sanctum and made speeches for him. He was elected. He turned over his newspaper books to his son and took charge of the sheriff's office. The boy sat in the office, and |, during the forenoon, whistled cir GUS tune. In tho afternoon he got drunk. A few days after Nolan was installed l went over to get an armful of legal advertisements. There were none on hand just at that time, Nolan told me. ''In fact" said he, "it has been decided not to print the delin- quent tax list this year"
 was disappointed. The boy whistled his circus tune and then went out and got drunk. The next day when wanted to draw five dol lars the boy gave me thirty five cents. Bills began to come in, and my deep thought was much disturbed by them. One morning Nolan came in and, after whistling in imitation of his son, said
 "Its pretty tough"
 "What is?"
 "Why, as sheriff I've got to take charge of this office. Paper bill"
 was staggered.
 Cant we pay our bill?" I ex- claimed.
 Haven't any money at present, am sorry to say. regret now that l ran for sheriff, for it's devilish uncom- fortable to close out partner"
 did not exactly understand it, but when he served an execution on me l went out. As sheriff, he took charge of the office, discharged his son and took charge of the business and edi- torial departments. I consulted sev- eral lawyers. They said that was out. knew that. They didn't know how could get in again. The law was very peculiar. knew that, too. I found out afterwards that Nolan had called on all the lawyers and had told them that if they interfered with his affairs he would bear down on their clients, and as most of their clients were in jail, they did not interfere. Nolan, as sheriff-and he is now serv- ing his fourth term-is still editor and proprietor of the New Ebeneezer Ploso Potnt.-Opie r. Read.